We are purchasing any of these in order to resell so not targeting a cap rate.The larger buildings will most likely move to agency once reposition is complete.

It should have a cap rate of around 12%.I am looking to do another such deal which will hopefully get my income started and I can eventually invest through a mortgage.any feedback on my first deal and if my plan to repeat with remaining cash is a good one is greatly appreciated.good luck to all out there and happy thanksgiving

A Cap of 10% would be 10x your NOI, giving you an offering price to shoot for.  

3) What do you do with your excess (ie if you have no vacancies for 5 years or your maintenance balance is starting to look like a cap ex balance)?

The stock market is at a CAPE of nearly 30, and all of Martin's charts apply to that as well.

Cbre does a cap rate survey.  

After all, the multiplier is simply the reciprocal of the capitalization rate.In small to middle-market business valuations, a rule of thumb multiplier is 5x, or a cap rate of 20%.

The other duplex has a cap of 27% on actuals and 30.75% if rents were raised to market rates. 

I don't consider Paint a cap ex; I reckon that should a repair.

Real Estate generally trades at a CAP Rate (NOI/PurchasePrice).